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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-27

The Council has ordered a number Of
cinder sidewalks made.
Prayer meetings are being held in the
Christian church every night. NJ
F.: The First Presbyterian church will have
a social mite society this evening. n,
!, Fred E5erle will to-day return to the
County Treasurer the delinquent tax
books. IN ~ y 1
There are several bad holes in the streets
caused by. the yielding Of dirt filled into
bitches while ,frtxsn hard. y p
The Fourth ward policeman, who has
been neglecting his lamps these dark
nighta,' has the Council after him.
Blum Bros. are tearing away the frame
building formerly occupied by the Tribune
office and will build a business house in
it's place. 55
"A tin shop at the Baltimore & Ohio
shops was set on fire Tuesday night and
caused an alarm Of firm, but little damage
was done. y
A majority Of the grocers have ,signed
an agreement to close their stores at seven
o'clock in the evening, except on Tuesday
and Saturday,
Tuesday eyening'a marriage took, place
att the Mayors eiice. Miss Weinman
who had had a man named Towles bound
over to court for bastardy finally. prevailed
on him to marry her.
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contemplate way Smith and bis cohorts
hope to keep down the msjority that will
be agalnSt him "a sure % to.day's suu sats.
AT THE LAuoHLIN MILL


What tho Managers Say Of the Heatsrs
!ltt a5.pJg Scale Question. S;.h Ti-s a.
The management Of the Laughlin Nail
Works at Martin'&Ferry denies the state
ment that has been made TO the effect
that 1t has agreed to pay the Amalgamated
Association scale OF g. cents for heating
provided that two.thirds OF the mills in
this district agreed to do the same. The
Langhlln' company proposes to ! pay
nothing above tie scale 1t has been
paying iis.a heaters, IS cents, and
at which scale It has had two Of its three
furnaces working since the strike OF the
Amalgamated nen commenced. There
was q large number OF applications for
positions Of the furnace. Two OF the fur.
naces were equipped with men at once,
working double turn. To-day The
third furnace will be equipped. No
trouble has been had with lte
men In the other departments over tho
action taken and mono Is anticipated. The
nailers claim that they have q contract
that binds them 10 work 90 long as their
acale Is paid and they are furnished with
plate. Thus far the new heaters have
kept up the supply Of plate, and In every
other way given satisfaction. 90"
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with; pain Of cutting teethP II
80 send at once and got q bottle Of Mrs.
W1EsLow's soormNa SYRup FOR OH1Lp-
Rem TEETH1Na. 1ta value Is ~incalculable.,
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon It, mothers,
there Is no mistake about. 1t. It cures
~dyeentery and diarrhea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone and energy To tbs whole
system. Ms. W1SsLow's SCORING YRup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHISa is pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription Of one Of the
oldest and best female nurses and phyd-
cians in the United States, and Is for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
Price q, cent? q bottle. hwsaw
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FATAL EXPLOSION
up AT wELLsBuRa YESTERDAY.
Tho Rollers In the Harvey Paper Mill Col
iapse With Most Terrific Foroe, Killing y
aud WoundinE Several Men md
Seriously Damaging the Mil.

Shortly before 8 o'clock yesterday after.
noon o fatal explosion occurred at tho
Harvey paper mill, at Wellsburg, which
resulted in the death Of John Nelson, the
Engineer, and Thomas Nelson, a nephew,
who accidentally happened to be Ia: the
engine room at the time the explosion 90.
cured. GiN 5 lHi1W. W ~;
Just what caused the explosion is some.
thing that possibly will never be known.
Some people who seem to think they
know, assert that the boilers In this co.
t%ablishmont were defective, and that the
accident is simply what they have antici.
pated. lad aDs fsa az sos bsn9sij
The mill used In the engine department
three boilers, and alter the explosion one
was found some 400 feet distant, and an.
other lodged In q straw stack adjacent to
the mill, while tho man.head OF one Of
the boilers Was blown against the side Of
a machine shop. a distance Of a, half
square, making an indentation in the side
Of the building Of some eighteen inches,
tearing away In its progress the porch OF
Thomas Lytlets dwelling, which the
readers can designate by looking at the
diRQrams a.. a.
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For nearly two weeks past, Porter
Smiths police force has done practically
nothing In the way Of arrestinlg offenders
against the peace and quite Of the city,
Houses Of ill.repute and gambling dens
have Been run undisturbed and the streets
have been seen filled with drunken men,
who were allowed to pursue their way-a
nuisance to everybody else. Morning
after morning there have been "white.
washes" In the. police court and
all because lit was , near election
time and Porter Smith was
afraid he would spoil bis chances OF re-
election by doing his duty and arrestinR
these people. Yesterday one Of his officers
took a sudden spurt and announced that
be would run In "every d-n Radical that
he could find an excuse to arrest In this
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LOCAL nnEYITlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In md About
tho City.
Ting GpASp to.nipht-Rentz santley

OF Minor Moment In ma About
tho City.
Tug GRAND to.night-Rents santley
TIE saloons all closed (the front doors)
ut midnight. ' $N1S
Tng A,!na and Standard mills both seem
to have returned 10 the 'use Of coal per.
nanently. g"".
ONx marriage license was issued and one
deed Of trust admitted TO record by Clerk
Hook yesterday. ~ ".
A cHAKsE affecting tine OF passenger
trains will occur Sunday, January 80, on
the Cleveland & pit,sburgh railroad, the
most important being tho mail trains,
which will be m hour later. :
Tnr German Theatrical Company, Of
this city, gave q ball ut Beethoven hall
last night that was vol attended,. It
wac given for the purpose of raising funds
for the company, and q nice sum was
realized. % :
JANIS CUSTER, a laborer In the corstruc.
ton gang OF the OIL. & w. road, ran a
narrow escape from falling timbers. A
number OF men were beneath the wreck,
but he only WAS hurt, his left shoulder be-
Ing dislocsted. $40
MR. RoBERr DowsiSa, who made 40 de.
cided a hit here this aeason 80 Spartacus
in 1.-THE Gladiator" will play q return en-.
gagement at the Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening next Ia that strong
play. The bare announcement ought to
ill the house at both appearances.
Tx popular Slemaker News Agency
that has so well attended 10 the wants Of
the pstrong OF the Ohio River railroad
since trains began running between here
and Pa%rkersburg. has made all arrange.
ments for continuing It's agents on the
Point Pleasant extension, and as they
have done on this end, they will be well
supplied at all timcB with papers, books
and refreshments.
TIE Rentz. Santley company gave two
more fine performances OF the Grand yes
terday and last evening. The company Is
the best Of the kind ever seen here. The
costunes are bright, new and tasteful, the
singing good and all the specieltiea vel
performed. The vanishing lady" ac1
was never more gracefully and mystifying
ly done. "Our Minnie" the concluding
burlesque, Is q comic operetta Of q very
ENJOYABLE class.
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Cata1h 10 Consumption,

Catarrh In Ia destructive force stands next 70
and undoubtedly leads on to; consumption !si
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful difcase should not make Il tho object Of
.heIr lives to rld themselves 81 i. Deceptive Ien;;
ediss ooneoeted by ignorant pretsnasn 70 m ea a.
great majority Of sufferers ,lu all advertised RENE.
dies. They become resigned. 10 q liie, o. misery
rather thai torture themselves With doubtful pal
But this will never do. Cetarrh must be met At
every stage and combated with NIL our might In
many cases the disease hes ASSUMED dangerous
symptoms u The bones and CARTILAGE o. the nose.
the organs Of hearing, Of heelng aud Of lasting %
affected a. 10 DO useless. the nynls so' elongated.
the throat 10 inilAmed and irrilated a.. 10 produce
4 constant snd dist rtsir cough.
Sanlord's Rsdical t.uro meets every phase OF IN
tarth, from a simple head cold TO ,he most loath'
Boa,e aud destructive STAGE u Ia local and con
sttutlonAl!. Instant In. relieving. perbanentH iu
curing. safe. O 0nomical and ieyerfailihg., -,
Each package contains one bottle o. ~. Rad!caI
Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent, and ~ Improved
Inhaler, with treatise; price, u
PoTrHR Duo mi CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Service Mt tho Y. NJ. c. A. this Afternoon

Service Mt tho Y. NJ C. A. this Afternoon.
In 1923, in response to a circular issued
with the approval Of the American Edu-
cation Society, a number Of churches be-
gan to observe annually a special day OF
prayer for students. Its observance rapid
ly gained in favor among the churches
and now it is annually recommended by
tho leading denominations in their church
councils, the Northern churches observ.
ing the lest Thursday in January, the
Southern the last Thursday in February.
On this day many colleges suspend reci-
%tations and the time is devoted to meet
ines Of prayer. In theological s%eninsries
the day is almost universally observed. It
is impossible to estimate the influence Of
this great national prayer meeting. One
OF its results is the Intercollegiate Young
Mems Christian Association movement.
On this day in 1876 tho old religious 60
ciety Of Princeton was merged into the Y.
NJ. G. a. and now there are nearly $50
college associations with 10000 members.
A union meeting in observance Of the
day will DO held in the Young Mems
Christian Association parlors at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. Z. H.. Dornblaser
will lead. Ladies as we'll as gentlemen
are invited to attend. &Eb-, Y. &,
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LIS. Coop & %. sell dry goods the cheapest
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.: g& A HEROIC WOMAN
Saves Horsolf. and Her Children From a
. .NNi.uat Burning Dwelling. E---L. 81.

Saves Herself. and Her Children From a
se&i..af Burning Dwelling. Ts1II. a.
The residence Of H. !. Carten, in Huey'a
addition to Martins Ferry, was destroyed
by fire at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
The building and contents are a total loss,
and in addition to their own household
goods the goods Of a Mr.. Bissett. which
were in the house, were also destroyed.
q Mr.. Oarten was absent at Youngstown.
Mrs. Oarten was sleeping up stairs and
when she awakened she saw there was no
chance Of escape but by lowering her
children to the ground with bed clothes,
and when the children were saved she
knotted some quilts together and making
one end fast to a sewing machine lowered
herself to the ground over this improvised
fire escape. y-a,, Z; ynr5
There was an insurance Of 81, 200 on the
house and $500 on the household goods,
The origin Of the fire is unknown. a., ..
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N WANTED.
FOR RENT,

FOR BENT-FURNISHED FRONT
~ room, suitable for one or two yepilem,.
Euqnilc st i178 Market strict I'M 1esSa
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FORasRENT-TWO TENEMENT
II Houses. one on south York street, and ons ~
South broadway. Apply TO EDWIN X. ZANF. Ia
p5 South Penn street. ',7,I,tE Ivy
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In tho Circuit our

A special term OF the Circuit Court was
held yesterday in the room Of Part l, with
Judge Boyd on the bench. r. A. Hays,
a native Of Hungary, received his finai
papers as a citizen Of the United States.
In tho case Of Henry Blumenberg, assig-
nee Of Frederick E5erwein, rtrsuy D. Kull,
jr., and Porter Smith, partners doing bus.
mess "a D. kull, jr., & Co., judgment was
entered for tho plaintiff in tho sum Of
S125 with interest.
In the case Of the State for the use Of
Melissa McG!umphrey rersus A. r. Nc
Cshon It a., judgment was rendered for
tho defendants.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Coen was yesterday ap-
pointed Administrative de bonis non, with
the will annexed, Of Charles A. Coen, de.
ceased, vice Alexander Coen, deceased,
and gave bond in the sum OF $500, with
II. O. Coen as surety.
O. NJ. Coen was appointed administrator
de bonis non, with the will annexed, OF
Edward Coen, deceased, vice Alexander
Coen. deceased, and gave bond in the sum
Of 5000, with J. E. Coen and NJ. L. OFT
rs sureties.
The last will and testament Of Conrad
Roll was admitted to probate and ordered
to be recorded. Caroline Rolf Is named
as executrix.
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Miss IKittie Chsntham.

Miss Kittlo Oheatham, one OF the psima
donnas OF the popular McOaull Opera
company, who made such q decided bit
last night In the title role Of "Falka," is o
most charming young lady and while here
made many warm friends and admirers,
Miss Oheatham Is the youngest member
OF the company. She Ia In her nineteenth
year and hiss only been on tho stage
seventeen weeks. She went on % an
under.study to one Of the principals, but
her ability and splendid musical educa.
ton led to her early advancement, and to.
day she Is Q popular favorite wherever
she eoes. She Is q native Of
Nashville, Tenn, where she has been a
great society belle, her beauty and varied
accomplishments making her welcome
everywhere. She is daughter Of the late
Col. Richard B. Oheatham, and q niece Of
General T. Cheatham. She has been the
recipient Of many costly testimonials,
mostly diamonds, and among them is q
crescent containing twenty.six diamonds,
from the young men Of Nashville, in.
scribed, ITO Miss Kittie Chea!ham-irom
the old folks at home" There are many
who would be pleased to see the company
return iu;order to renew the acquaintance
OF this pleasant little lady. r i
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WANTED,

"ANTED-H0USE OF FIVE m
w ,ix Ivona, 10 good location, VIM, ~
minutes walk Of .. 10. Depot; iot iatall, 81 nv
Address NJ, this otloe 40 - ''t.aM,N,
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RACE at tho Alhambra Rink Saturday
night between Ted shuttleworth, Of Bell
aire, and James Gilhooly Of Wheeling,
Saved nIsLifs.

MI. d. Wilcoxson, Of Horse Gave, KY,
says he was, for many years. badly afflicted
with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the pains
we're almost uncomfortable and would some
times almost throw him into convulsions.
He tried Electric. .Bltters. and got relief
from first bottle and after taking six bot
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained in.
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q bottle by
Logan d Go. at !NED" ~ ~. 1agi,tT
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You cannot afford to wastetimeine1per-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only
a cold. DO not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with aome cheap imitation
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Connump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure YOU
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has some.
thing Just as good, or Just the same. Don't
BE- deceived, but inslst upon getting Dr..
Kings New which is guaran-
teed to give relief in all Throat, Lung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles Tree at
Lo9sn'& Co. 's''drug store.
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An Industrious and earnest man 10 transact Mr.,
business In his ditrict. Good Salary and nc,, vus
nent employment g References EXCHANGED y
DE ANGEtls, M's'r Empire Mig House, /; War;
street, N, y, "s"su
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The River Going Down,

The river st this point continued to rise
yesterday until about noon, when 1t be-
came stationary and remained 60 for a
short time and then commenced to fall.
At dusk 1t was falling slowly, with depth
OF twenty-tour feet three inches in the
channel. 1t was also falling at nearly all
points above. At Pittsburgh tho depth
Was fifteen feet seven inches. I3}
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Can't

Nights is the complaint OF Thousands
euflstiug from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
EngliHh Remedy? It 10 the best prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on q positive guarantee at l0c., Soc. Logan
& Co, and G. Menkemeller, sr
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRIBUTED,
Louisiana State Lottery Coz, Company ar ;,

7'of1 NJ Vo"00 11VUVO1 VVIn1puHys
Incorporated In 1868 for Is years by the Legisla.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
a capital Of s.. 0D0. 0OO-to which . reserve fund O!
over e550,00 has Einca been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made a part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A.. D., 1ST. 10
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
the people Of any State. 100 90. ..r4G. III.
gs7s.s II nexr scales Or postpones. rrE Ia.
Its. Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the %semi.Annual Drawings
regularly ever, SIX months uune and DecembcrI.
A SPLENDID OpPoRruN1TY TO WIN FOR.
TUNE. Second Grand Drawing, Class u. in the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Fob.
ruary ., ~18S7-2o1st Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, o15o,ooo.
~ Notice.-Tickets are Ten Dollar, only. Halyes
Euil " S. Filth, g. Tanths, 81, -,
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The McCaull Opera Comique Company
drow another very large audience at tho
Opera House last night, "Falka" being the
attraction. The performance was % meri.
torlous IS on the night before, and this Ia
high praise. The opera Ia. full Of beauti.
ful things and the libretto Ia Bpicod with
plenty Of harmless wit. This company will
always meet with q cordial reception In
tull hQuHea., 4. .anL SIh. rSr OK slY nor.
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7A-MNI. IN ,"
B-Where John Nelson was blown. iArF
iC-Nhere Tom Nelson was blow.
DIV here James Parrish wM blown. Di
E-Whe1e boiler was found, mas 'ET yIrT
F-Where man head struck.
G-River, where smith Homer way blown,
H-Onlce. m l6IT-r If'IT Iii" -
.I-Strav yard, AIS
THE KILLED N INJURED.

1dE KILLED AND NJuRED. ug,,.
John M. Nelson, who was instantly
killed Ia man forty-four years Of age.
He leaves q wife and six children, three
boys and three girls He was a-member
OF Pierpoint Post No. 8. G.. A.. R. and
served In Company u, First West sVir-
GINA Infantry, in the late war.
Thomas Nelson was twenty-three years
old. ) He is q son Of Nathaniel Nelson,
who is. engineer Of the sWellsburg city
water works. ieI .r1S5f 7.I .arr4sIr o..
Smith Homer, one oil the bleac.aers, en-
Ployed at the mill, WAS blown into the
river, but was rescued Immediately with
out serious injury ~ uslI .ls.i
James Parish, 81 employe Of the mill,
happened to be in tho engine room at the
TINA and was blown out into the hot
cinder pile and seriously hurt, and little
hopes are entertained Of his recovery! Hp
At the time the explosion took place
some eight or ten employees we're engaged
Of work in different parts Of the mill but
all escaped without injury. i91n s
DAMAGE TO THE MILL. :
The only portion OF the mill that was
entirely destroyed was the engine room,
Ing damage 10 the other parts OF the mill
being slieht. The loss on the entire build.
ing will be about $1,000. Tho part dam.
aged will be rebuilt at once and the mill
put in operation. ,..I7 .d
This mill was reconstructed in 1883 at a
cost Of come $4,000 under the supervision
Of the Harvey Brothers, but subsequently,
changes being made, It became the prop.
erty. Of an Incorporation composed OF, G.
W. Rine, president; John G. Palmer, sec
Rotary; Benjamin Harvey. W. s. Abrams
and y. George. j .,ir. ~, 10 % aI'r
The most intense excitement prevailed
during yesterday afternoon Throughout
the town, citizens aocking to the scene of
the disaster to ascertain the result Of the
accident. The citizens of Wellsburg seem
TO think that they are fated to disasters,
It being only two years in February since
the fatal gas explosion in which ak lives
were lost, . .IdI1r M Iaj
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"ANTED-LAD1B AND YOI,Nc
w Men 10 Decorate Novelties for lIolissS, w
general trade: steady employment; 81 % ~, W.
earned: nl materials iuynlhed; work frslSe,t W.
a As pss,s ~ NhM Tso ,EMai M.Sl pEEGoRATiyE WORKS,
, ih25- fTbdS
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4 Cheap Exeursion Tickets to tho South. 10
Cheap excursion tickets To principal
points IN the South are now on Gale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address J. g..
passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, ". Va. {
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,WANTED-a live, energetic mar -
wv represent vi. us per month and e1r.ns~.
Ge0ds staple; ever. ono buys; outhtand p%s,ticniss
free. STANDARD slLvkRwARE 60, Bsiep
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FALL and winter stock just received.
A full line Of ~Suitings, Oyercon,ings
and rnntal0Onings. Also a full line Of
our celebrated Knit buckets. Scotch
Sultings a Specially.
c. HESS & SONS.
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On. JAMES CoRmE, dentist in Baltimore,
writes: Il have used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup personally and in my family for two
or three years, and I am prepared to say
that there is nothing to compare to It as a
remedy for cough, cold, etc." % cents. !.
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PA1Ss in the back are frequently caused
by q sudden wrenching of the spine. A
few applications Of Salvation Oil will give
permanent relief. ~!
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y. H~ORkllElMER.

WE hnyc introduced o new System Of
selling Watches Oh the iustallment plan
Whereby you CON secure q watch Mt once
Oh easy payments. Cnll and Investigate.
JACOB ". 9RUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS,
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer rs observed at Schnept's drug
store, Opera HOUSE corner, yesterday:
Z A.. NJ, 36o; II NJ, 34o;3 +. NJ, $50; 7r.
NJ, 2so. Weather-Snow.
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to be without 8 Caljgraph type
writer. 1t save time md health. An ex-
animation 10 eolicited at u aalesroom,1
No. IS Twelfth street. >. Nm :
"a. EDWARD l.. ROsR e. Co, g
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THE circulation of n tnle that l have
pledged myself to vote for certain per.
SONS If elected to Council Is hereby de-
n0unced ns being malicious G.,d false in
every particular. never pledge myself
to vote for any one.
n. HORkHElNER.